1998 Bravo lll

[boss434]

Hi Guys,
Just getting around to reinstalling my drive and noticed two exrta small o-rings in the baggy......all others can be accounted for and installed but these two ............would they be for a different drive set up

 

[Bondo]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

Ayuh,... small is a relative term,... how big are they...

do you have the 2 on the input shaft,..??

 

[boss434]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

hi, yeah sorry,
I've installed the square water ring, ........the shift o-ring...... the oil reservior o-ring...... and the three on the input shaft....now there's two about a haft inch round....mabe if i had takin the lower unit apart they would have gone in there??????

 

[Don S]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

Are they actually rubber orings or fiber washers?
IS this a kit that someone put together? They don't normally come in baggies. Was it OEM parts or aftermarket. Some aftermarket kits have different things in them than OEM kits.

 

[boss434]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

Hi
yes this was a siera kit, I mean everything fit right in place and ther was no other place that any o-rings could go soooooooooo. just woundering...maybe the water ports from the lower unit up to the top???? but I've not seperated them.

 

[BIGALF]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

are they the small O rings for the oil plug and the oil vent plug? They should be replaced evertime you change the oil.

 

[boss434]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

AHHH YES of course.....how stupid of me
makes to much sense now....Thanks a bunch:redface:

 

[Don S]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

AHHH YES of course.....how stupid of me
makes to much sense now....Thanks a bunch:redface:

That is why I ask if they were orings or fiber washers. Be very careful, MOST drives use the fiber washers on the fill and drain plugs. Only a few used the rubber orings, and they have a groove in the plugs for the orings to set in, No groove, you should use the gaskets

 

[BIGALF]

Re: 1998 Bravo lll

I just did my Bravo III and they are o-rings.